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Composing music in the command-line

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First published at 20:56 UTC on December 4th, 2017.

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I attempted to create a script to make it easy to use “play” from the SoX package to compose music in the command line. You can get a copy of the script used in the video here: https://gitlab.com/TheOuterLinux/BitChuteNotes/blob/master/Command-Line/…

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Keywords: command line, Linux, Unix, help, howto, tutorial, video, music, audio, productivity

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